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Eighty years later, World War II is fading from historical memory

29 October 2022

12:03 AM

29 October 2022

12:03 AM

With worries about inflation, the war in Ukraine, and tension over Taiwan, it’s easy for Americans to forget that we are now deep into the four-year period marking the eightieth anniversary of World War II. Last December marked eighty years since the day of infamy at Pearl Harbor, while this June passed the date of the critical victory at Midway.

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